How to make this go the other way with a fade?

Asked Sep 18, 2016261 views2 answers

Right now, this script fades it out... I can't get it to fade in. If someone could help that would be amazing!

for i = 0,.6,0.01 do
	script.Parent.Decal.Transparency = i
	wait()

end

AnonymousSep 18, 2016

1 comment

You should look into this: https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/34141/my-part-isnt-going-invisible-and-visible-again#36848

AnonymousSep 18, 2016#

2 answers

✓ Accepted answer

To change the outcome of a for loop you can simply switch the first two variables, and then make the third variable negative.

Here is your final script:

for i = .6,0,-0.01 do
    script.Parent.Decal.Transparency = i
    wait()
end

AnonymousSep 18, 2016Permalink

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You will lose precision on an operation like this. In most cases, you should use an integer as your start, step, and destination, and divide your control variable to get the result.

AnonymousSep 18, 2016#

I think you need to switch the first two numbers to fade the other way. Also make the number negative.

for i = .6,0,-0.01 do -- Switch the first two numbers to do the opposite. Also make the number negative.
    script.Parent.Decal.Transparency = i
    wait()

end

Try that and see if it works.

AnonymousSep 18, 2016Edited Sep 18, 2016Permalink

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You forgot the number has to be negative

AnonymousSep 18, 2016#

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